COURSE ONE · AVAILABLE NOW
Create Your First E-Book
From a blank page to a finished, launch-ready e-book — your reader, your outline, your cover, your first export, and formatting that makes it look like a real book.
✦ YOUR COURSE SHELF
Learn it. Build it. Launch it.
Seven courses, one at a time — each with a narrated video lesson and a student workbook you can keep.
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COURSE TWO · AVAILABLE NOW
Build Your One-Page Website
One page that does one job beautifully — pick your visitor, choose your domain and builder, stack the five sections, write the words, and launch a page that books, sells, or signs people up.
COURSE THREE · AVAILABLE NOW
AI Animation
Plan a tiny story, make it move, and give it a voice — a cheerful coffee cup named Bean learns to wait his turn while you learn the whole pipeline.
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COMING SOONCreate Your First E-Book
Three narrated lessons. Watch each one, then work through its student slides at your own pace — every step ends with a “Your Turn” task, so you finish with your own e-book drafted, formatted, and for sale.
Lesson 1 — Create Your First E-Book
Streaming only, just for enrolled students — please don’t share your access key. The lesson is about 10½ minutes.
In this lesson
- Your reader and the result
- Your title and chapter outline
- The first draft
- Clear instructions and useful activities
- Editing and reader feedback
- A readable cover
- Format and navigation
- Worksheets and your first export
- Testing and final files
- Your launch plan
Student slides & workbook
All 10 lesson slides as a PDF — the examples and every “Your Turn” task, yours to keep and work from.
Lesson 2 — Formatting Your E-Book
Make it look like a real book — page setup, fonts, front and back matter, images, the software shelf, and your pre-publish check.
Streaming only, just for enrolled students. The lesson is about 8½ minutes.
In this lesson
- Why formatting matters
- The two kinds of E-Book
- Setting up your page
- Fonts and spacing readers love
- Your front matter
- Chapters and headings that behave
- Images done right
- Your back matter
- The software shelf
- Your pre-publish check
Student slides & workbook
All 10 Lesson 2 slides as a PDF — the examples and every “Your Turn” task, yours to keep and work from.
Lesson 3 — Publishing & Selling Your E-Book
Put your book on a shelf with a price on it — the three places to publish, the words that sell it, fair pricing, upload day, and your first week as a published author.
Streaming only, just for enrolled students. The lesson is about 8½ minutes.
In this lesson
- A finished book needs a home
- The three shelves
- Amazon KDP, up close
- Draft2Digital, the wide road
- Your own store
- Your title and subtitle
- Description, keywords, categories
- Pricing your first book
- Upload day, step by step
- Your first day, your first week
Student slides & workbook
All 10 Lesson 3 slides as a PDF — the examples and every “Your Turn” task, yours to keep and work from.
Build Your One-Page Website
One narrated lesson. Watch it, then work through the student slides at your own pace — every step ends with a “Your Turn” task, so you finish with a live one-page website, following Dana and Sweet Layers by Dana from first idea to launch day.
Lesson 1 — Build Your One-Page Website
Streaming only, just for enrolled students — please don’t share your access key. The lesson is about 9 minutes.
In this lesson
- Your visitor and the one job
- Your domain and your builder
- The five sections of your page
- Your headline and first screen
- Writing your sections
- Photos, colors, and fonts
- Your call to action and booking form
- Links, forms, and buttons that work
- Check it on a phone
- Your launch plan
Student slides & workbook
All 10 lesson slides as a PDF — the examples and every “Your Turn” task, yours to keep and work from.
AI Animation
Three narrated lessons that take one tiny story all the way: plan it on paper, make it move, then give it a voice and finish it. The worked example throughout is Omar's coffee cart and Bean, the little cup who is learning to wait his turn.
Lesson 1 — Plan Your Animated Short
Streaming only, just for enrolled students. The lesson is about 9 minutes.
In this lesson
- A short is a tiny story
- Start with the ending
- Break it into beats
- Write lines people would say
- Design your character once
- Make a character sheet
- Keep them the same in every scene
- Plan every scene on paper
- Plan the voice and sound now
- Your one-page plan
Student slides & workbook
All 10 Lesson 1 slides as a PDF — the examples and every “Your Turn” task, yours to keep and work from.
Lesson 2 — Make It Move
Your paper plan becomes moving pictures: one test scene first, stills that stay true to your character sheet, motion words that work, and the two-watch quality check.
Streaming only, just for enrolled students. The lesson is about 8½ minutes.
In this lesson
- From paper to moving pictures
- Start with one test scene
- Make the still picture first
- The two ways a clip gets made
- Write motion words that work
- Settings that protect your character
- Your eyes are the quality check
- Fix, don’t restart
- Make the rest of your scenes
- Your moving-scenes folder
Student slides & workbook
All 10 Lesson 2 slides as a PDF — the examples and every “Your Turn” task, yours to keep and work from.
Lesson 3 — Give It a Voice and Finish It
Your silent film learns to talk: record or generate the voices, check the rules, match voice to picture, add music and a sprinkle of sound, captions and titles, and export the finished short you can share.
Streaming only, just for enrolled students. The lesson is about 8 minutes.
In this lesson
- Your silent film is ready to speak
- Record or generate the voices
- Check the rules before you press record
- Match the voice to the moving picture
- Lay the voices on the timeline
- Music that serves the story
- Sound effects, just a sprinkle
- Captions and titles
- Watch the whole thing like a stranger
- Export and share your finished short
Student slides & workbook
All 10 Lesson 3 slides as a PDF — the examples and every “Your Turn” task, yours to keep and work from.